What are the early symptoms of benign ovarian tumors

Ovarian tumors are a common gynecological disease in contemporary clinical practice. They are mainly divided into benign and malignant types. The early symptoms are not very obvious, but as the tumor grows, more and more abnormal symptoms will appear. First of all, if it is a benign ovarian tumor, there will be changes in menstruation. Many patients will have irregular menstruation and irregular vaginal bleeding. In addition, ovarian insufficiency will cause delayed menarche and early onset of dysmenorrhea during menopause.

There are many types of ovarian tumors in women. Generally, ovarian tumors can occur in women of all ages, so women should pay attention to some reasonable care measures. Early reasonable improvement will have a good effect, so it is very important to pay attention to timely treatment of patients. So what are the early symptoms of benign ovarian tumors?
When you wake up in the morning with a benign ovarian tumor, you can feel abdominal pain or a feeling of fullness. This condition will grow very fast and no ascites will occur. If the benign ovarian tumor is small, you cannot feel it yourself and must rely on B-ultrasound and other examinations.
As benign ovarian tumors grow, many symptoms will gradually appear. The patient will experience frequent and urgent urination, but no anal obstruction or abdominal distension. It will also lead to irregular bowel movements and gastrointestinal discomfort. The patient will find an opportunity to go out for gastrointestinal tract problems. The patient will experience abdominal distension and eat less.
Benign tumors can cause varying degrees of swelling and abdominal pain. If they are malignant tumors, they can invade surrounding areas, compress nerves, and cause abdominal pain.
Patients may also develop ureteral hydrops and low back pain; compression of the intestinal flexure may cause symptoms of intestinal distension and constipation. Patients may also experience difficulty breathing, palpitations and difficulty moving. Checking whether the patient has a large mass will reveal physical memory, a smooth surface and clear tumor boundaries, so patients should pay attention to some reasonable improvements that are necessary and what is needed is timely treatment of the disease.
Patients need to pay attention to some reasonable improvements. Gynecological diseases are very harmful to women. Once infertility occurs, it is a lifelong regret for women. Reasonable care is needed during the treatment process. There are also many care measures that need to be paid attention to for this disease. A positive and optimistic attitude is also very important.